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How are they wrong though? You can literally pull data on this. The more educated countries have less kids, the Only old people know how to rock Eric Clapton signature T-Shirt But I will love this more traditionalist/less educated countries have more kids. Feminism = education Most do though… feminism is a very devisive word here. You don’t go around telling people you’re a feminist, or people associate you as a short haired, man-hater who causes conflict for no reason. The South Korean government would love for you to believe that. The chaebols would love it, too. Pay no attention to the dire housing crisis, the astronomical cost of tuition, or the ever weakening won. In an export led economy, you kind of want a weak won. But regardless, the weakened won has more to do with American monetary policy than it does any policy carriedd out by the Korean govt or central bank.

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The tuition itself is….actually not that bad. I was lucky enough to get a scholarship and study oversess, and my brother attended a national university which is cheaper than the Only old people know how to rock Eric Clapton signature T-Shirt But I will love this private ones. It’s mostly private education that’s driving the average household budget here. The college tuition itself is honestly not that bad, more expensive than Europe, but certainly a lot cheaper than America. I dont see an easy solution to reduce all the private hagwon expenditures, but I think bolstering public schools might be a start. They’re closing left and right due to declining students, so prices will go up as less hagwons have higher demand for the remaining students. Eventually, issues with toxic work environments, the “doctor lawyer or failure” attitude, attitude towards foreign workers, and housing issues will have to be addressed due to the declining population. Frankly I don’t think education is even the primary factor, only part of it. Just take Japan as a case study, they are also dealing with a declining population, yet don’t have such intense education pressure. Both countries have disgusting work cultures, though. Agreed, or can this be one of those topics that is put in a Daily Thread? There is a lot of misinformation and a lot of clickbait articles. Korea is more than just a country with a declining birthrate. Everything is not doom & gloom. Just because it’s declining now that doesn’t mean it won’t skyrocket later. It feels as though every time I open this sub, this is the only thing anyone talks about. The decline in birth rate has been projected well before feminism was even a thing in Korea. It might be a contributing factor now, but my gut tells me that it’s not even on anyone’s mind when they are considering having a child.

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